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This Video Of TJ Holmes Doing His Daughter’s Hair Is #GirlDad Goals

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Good Morning America host TJ Holmes, 42, is melting hearts across social media with a video he posted of himself doing his 7-year-old daughter’s hair.

“So as she has gotten older, I am, I’m pretty much 100% responsible for the hair and if you see all this stuff, and it’s thick and it’s curly and it’s all this, you need to know what you’re doing,” Holmes says as he works on his little girl Sabine’s locks.

He reveals that Sabine’s hair has never been cut, and so he created a method to do her hair without making her cry.

Holmes also said that he would see women on red carpets and ask them about their hairstyles, then try to recreate them at home for Sabine.

Holmes also has two older children, daughter Brianna and son Jaiden, from a previous relationship.

Source: Celebrities, Music, News, Entertainment, TV Shows & Videos | BET

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